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Learn to Fingerstyle Any Song · 原调 C · 最后更新
Besides how to ‘hear’ chords, the other question that I get alot is this: How do you fingerstyle any song that you hear? Before I go on, here’s a disclaimer: while I can generally play any song that I hear using basic fingerstyle, I am really no expert. But if you are still interested, here are my 5 tips to master fingerstyle playing. The 2 most important scales to master: C major and G major. C Major Practice #1: E|--------------------------------------0--1--3-- B|-----------------------------0--1--3----------- G|-----------------------0--2-------------------- D|--------------0--2--3-------------------------- A|-----0--2--3----------------------------------- E|--3-------------------------------------------- E|--3--1--0-------------------------------------- B|-----------3--1--0----------------------------- G|--------------------2--0----------------------- D|--------------------------3--2--0-------------- A|-----------------------------------3--2--0----- E|--=-----------------------------------------3-- C Major Practice #2: E|-----------------5--7--8--7--5----------------- B|--------5--6--8-----------------8--6--5-------- G|--5--7-----------------------------------7--5-- D|----------------------------------------------- A|----------------------------------------------- E|----------------------------------------------- G Major Practice #1: E|--------------------------------------0--2--3-- B|-----------------------------0--1--3----------- G|-----------------------0--2-------------------- D|--------------0--2--4-------------------------- A|-----0--2--3----------------------------------- E|--3-------------------------------------------- E|--3--2--0-------------------------------------- B|-----------3--1--0----------------------------- G|--------------------2--0----------------------- D|--------------------------4--2--0-------------- A|-----------------------------------3--2--0----- E|--------------------------------------------3-- G Major Practice #2: E|----------------------------------------------- B|-----------------5--7--8--7--5----------------- G|--------4--5--7-----------------7--5--4-------- D|--5--7-----------------------------------7--5-- A|----------------------------------------------- E|----------------------------------------------- Again, the most important chords are those found in the keys of C Major and G Major. C E|---0---3---7---- B|---1---5---7---- G|---0---5---8---- D|---2---5---9---- A|---3---3---9---- E|---x---x---7---- F E|---1---5--- B|---1---6--- G|---2---5--- D|---3---7--- A|---3---8--- E|---1---x--- Am E|---0---5---5--- B|---1---5---5--- G|---2---5---5--- D|---2---7---x--- A|---0---7---0--- E|---x---5---x--- D E|---2---5--- B|---3---7--- G|---2---7--- D|---0---0--- A|---x---x--- E|---x---x--- Rationale: By learning to play different fingerstyle arrangements using existing tabs, you will be able to achieve thumb-finger coordination that is often needed for the melody and accompaniment to be played simultaneously. Example: Johann Pachelbel - Canon #4 Accentuate the melody #5 Experiment with alternate tunings Being the conservative guitarist, I hate to stray away from standard tunings. Like suddenly the all familiar landscape becomes changed. But increasingly, I realized that alternate tunings can allow some songs to be played more easily. A common one that I use whenever I do fingerstyle in the key of G is to drop the tuning of the 5th string to G (Drop G tuning?). In this tuning, the root G bass becomes an open string and the C note is translated to the 5th fret which often allows easy access to the higher frets on the treble strings. Example: 张惠妹 - 身后